Just as Moses lifted up the snake in the wilderness, so the Son of Man must be lifted up, so that everyone who believes in him will have eternal life.
God opens his book to share with us snapshots of his abundant goodness. Believers need to read about the Lord's powerful works and his compassion to that we can exercise our faith at all times in praise and prayer.
We don’t need a king; we need THIS King, the King God has crowned to save us.
God's light fills our lives with hope, joy, and purpose to walk in love in this dark world.
In the Garden of Eden God promised the serpent had not won. In the Garden of Gethsemane the Seed of the Woman, does the Father's will and bears all the pain of a sinful world.
Great faith is not found in its accomplishments but in its reliance on and trust in God’s mercy.
Throughout the Old Testament God began mapping his road to redemption as he worked with and through his people. In the Passover Lamb, they acted out his plan again and again, waiting for the Lamb without spot or blemish whose blood God would see when his wrath passed over.
The devil prowls around like a roaring lion looking for someone to devour, but Jesus stands at our side with victory.
Do not delay! Leave no sin unconfessed! Trust in the mercy of God! Now Repent.
This is NOT a Valentine's Day sermon.
God defines love very differently than we do; therefore, we ask God to give us this greatest spiritual gift.
We cannot be prepared for or have strength to defeat all the devil will plot against us; however, when we are humbled by our weaknesses, God's grace is sufficient to face and overcome every challenge.